- Production Tube, Adam's, a decorated cardboard tube fashioned like a phantom tube. $8
- Cigarette Thru Handkerchief, very early Adam's, this is a large thumb tip made of brass, paint chipping but one of the first. $5
- The Magic Penny, Lloyd Jones 1946, original envelope. $8
- Prayer Chain, made from brass rings that are 1 3/4" in diameter, this chain is 18" in length and will provide interesting past time, especially since there is a separate ring supplied for the effect of the ring tumbling down the length and ending at the bottom. $25
- Bead-Diffusion, Fenichel, two differently colored groups of beads mixed together separate on command, includes tumbler. $10
- Early Nickle to Penny to Dime, in wood in very fine condition but lacking the shell nickle, does include shell penny. $18
- Radio Girls, Karrell Fox, Sterling Magic Co. 1945, and early yet very popular card trick topical to the era. $8
- Nested Coin Box, early Adams, borrowed coin appears inside of four nested boxes, largest box has rubber band residue. $5
- Crystal Vision, Ireland Magic, Chicago, a selected card appears in miniature within a crystal ball which measures 1 1/2" in diameter. An early pocket effect that would make some women scream. $15
- Penetrating Coin Through Match, tube is of hard walnut wood just large enough for a dime or penny to pass through, a stick match is all that is needed for completion, an early pocket trick, circa 1950. $12
- The Siberian Transport Chain, this is an early one and includes a miniature Walsco padlock from Milford, CT., circa 1940. $20
- Block Of Fu Manchoo, Fedko Magic, this small block of wood is leaned against any object and after a few seconds the block suddenly topples over as if moved by a ghost. A self contained miracle. $40
- Funny Brassiere Trick, early U.F. Grant, better than most you will find today. $18
- The Fu Manchu Coin Box, in original case with Okito relief on lid. $45
- Five Shot Lota, early Abbott's, this chrome lota stands 2 3/4" and has a lot of style. One side has minor pitting in finish. Still an attractive piece. $38
- Supreme Krazy Kompas, this is an octagon shape dizzy arrow which never fails to puzzle an audience, white arrow on black card stock measuring 5 1/4" in width. $8
- Triple Change Bag, made of brass with nickeled rim and velvet bag, which is 11" deep. Rim has a diameter opening of 5" and the handle is 11" long. These are very difficult to find. $200
- Vanishing Half Dollar, Adams, a half dollar dropped into this glass will disappear. Illustrated box. $6
- Cups and Balls, Adams, three balls pass right through a solid cup. Illustrated box. $8
- Cigarette Thru Handkerchief, Adams, small size. Illustrated box. $5
- Cigarette Catcher, Adams, cigarettes from everywhere. Illustrated box. $4
- Pop Bottle Trick, Adams, a soda pop bottle filled with water is turned upside down yet the water remains in the bottle even though match sticks and toothpicks are inserted in the upside down bottle floating to the top of the water, boxed. $4
- Four Nickels to Four Dimes, Adams, made of plastic with a metal insert, boxed. $8
- Money Maker, Adams, a lot of fun may be had with this red plastic money maker as blank bill sized pieces of paper inserted between the rollers come out on the other side printed as currency, no bills supplied, unboxed. $8
- Nickle To Penny To Dime, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, a nickle changes mysteriously to a penny and the penny then changes to a dime. $12
- Coin Changer, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, nickle change to quarters, or penny to dime, etc. $8
- Snapper, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, the magician is able to hook the rubber loop yet no one else can. $5
- Smoke From Fingertips, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, when hand is opened smoke is seen flowing from fingers. $6
- Shell Trick, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, spectators are unable to guess under which shell the pea is hidden. $6
- Magic Drawer Box, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, items placed in this box may be made to disappear. $8
- Chinese Bottle, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, this bottle clings to a rope upon the command of the magician. $10
- Multiplying Money Tray, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, money placed upon this tray by a spectator will multiply when counted once more! $8
- Magic Coin Box, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, a marked coin appears within a sealed bag inside of two boxes. $6
- Scrambled Beads, Adams, hanger bag with illustrated card stock header, three differently colored beads change their order after being placed in a tube. $10
- String With Four Ends, Adams, when either string is pulled as one gets longer the other shortens, printed hanger bag with printed card stock header. $10
- Papel Blanco, Adams, the illustrated envelope states "Keller's Favorite Card Trick", envelope taped on reverse. $6
- Cigarette Cutter, Adams, this is the old fashioned "Finger Chopper" made in metal and wood dowels, no packaging. $15
- Bundle of 6 Magic Tricks from Adams, Drawer Box, Mystic Smoke from Fingertips, Magical Block, Ball and Vase, Vanishing and Reappearing Egg Vase, this group of items without packaging. $32
- 3 In 1 Nickle Disappearing Trick, Franco American, this is the nickels and dimes effect in brass with the ungimmicked brass cover, imprinted box. $15
- Cigarette Through Handkerchief, E-Z Magic, illustrated box with the word rubber written on end flap. $5
- Ghost Card Cutter, Larry Becker, a card to wallet effect including deck of cards. $18
- Senator Clarke Crandall's Gummed Labels, a small assortment of his humorous labels. $3
- Sid Lorraine's Double Feature, the Pickets and the Highjacker, specially designed cards. $12
- Ribbon or Knife Throu Card, Jose De La Torre, 1978, original idea from Tino in Spain with an improvement and gimmicked deck, also includes long needle with ribbon. $18
- Breaking The Sound Barrier, "Hen" Fetsch, includes two decks along with ribbon and early wood dart, illustrated box. $25
- Boy Meets Girl, 1965 Ireland Magic Co. a division of Magic, Inc., includes cards with biology symbols of boy and girl, this is a cute way to do a couple of card tricks without the association of cards. $10
- Silkaro, Michael Jorden, a rope and silk penetration that is examinable after performance. Includes rope and two silks. $10
- Well I Never, coin disappearance, early Lou Tannen, a 1955 penny box of matches is shown and three matches are used to form a triangle that a penny is placed within its center, a playing card or business card is placed on top of the triangle and on top of this the matchbox is placed, when the card and matchbox are removed the penny has vanished! A great pocket effect from years ago. $8
- Six-Card Stunner, Stewart Judah, a prediction written on a blank card matches a card randomly chosen by a spectator, simple stand for holding six cards not supplied, includes instructions and special cards. $10
- Abbott's Stung, Abbott deluxe outfit, a sucker effect using jumbo cards which measure 9" x 14" and are of 16 ply enamel stock, when audience thinks they have caught the magician, they see the card which reads, "Stung" on the reverse it reads, "Stung Again" and finally when the Queen of Diamonds is shown, the reverse reads, "Applause". A beautiful cloth matt supplied by Abbotts happens to be of the same material that P & L used in many of their effects. Pin clip used to hold the Queen Applause card not supplied. $35
- Indian Head Nickle and Wheat Penny Shell set, these have been machined hollowed out to accept a thin shim or further gaffing. $8
- Locking Silver and Copper, Connie Haden, using a 1963 English penny backed with a 1943 silver Liberty Walking half dollar which locks into a English penny shell along with a cut down 1942 Walking Liberty half. No instructions. $65
- Jumping Gems, one of the most versatile paddle sets using Rhinestone Diamonds, one of which changes to a Ruby Rhinestone! The paddles are 3 3/8" long in black plex. New and never used. $8
- Aluminum Quarter Box, Grant, includes quarters, four quarters placed within leave the box, penetrate the hand etc. No instructions. $15
- Johnson Products Cups and Balls, The main thrust of KT Magic has always been to deal in Collectables and Pre-Owned Conjuring Apparatus, Books, etc. The following is an exception to the rule. Cups and Balls have been a mainstay of magicians from the beginning. Johnson Products, whose special machined and precision coin effects we all so dearly love have come up with the premium Cups and Balls set for the Professional or Novice. Each cup is precision machined in solid brass and weighs in at 6 ounces by my scale. A single cup is 2 7/8" high with a mouth bead diameter of 2 15/16" and a shoulder height (this is the bead that another cup rests upon) of 1 9/16". There are four balls supplied with each set that are a red crochet which are a hair larger than 7/8" diameter. Also supplied is a black velvet drawstring bag to carry these jewels, which by the way, Johnson Products thought enough of their cups to stamp a hallmark design on the inside bottom of each cup. I recommend that if you ever wanted to perform this age old classic of magic that you should treat yourself and get a set of these cups right away.
- Sands Of The Desert, this is the special color sand in red, yellow and green. Three pounds total, use your own bowls. $20
- Liquor Cards and Blank Surprise, for fans of Sid Lorraine, here are a couple of classics. $15
- Pencil Effects, Rotating Pencil-Rising Pencil (no instructions)-Sanders Foolrite which is a gag where a brass cap is moved to the opposite end of pencil exposing a rubber tip in place of lead. $8
- The Contrary Matchbox, Tom Bowyer, Ireland Magic Company, a you do as I do effect with matchboxes. $8
- Silk Trapeze-The Acrobatic Silk, Aldini, the plastic holder for the three silks measures 11" long which makes for more compact packing. Two red silks and one black silk included. $15
- Vanishing Pack of Cards $50 version, A pack of cards is removed from a neat looking case. Magician explains that he would like to show a very special trick with the cards and replaces the cards, yet instantly the case is shown to be completely empty. No sleight of hand. No false moves. Really easy magic that can be performed instantly. Beautifully made in poker bicycle cards. This is Not the poorly made import but rather the first and best one from Great Britain. $25
- 12 Gold Magician Lapel Pins *Limited*, From France, these pins are of magicians in top hat and tails performing various effects and average 1" high and 1" wide, the colors contrast nicely with the 24 carat gold plating. An exquisite set, so unique words cannot describe. Includes clear top case which may be displayed on a free standing plate easel. $150
- Cork Through Card - early model, plex boards are hinged together and are beveled on the long edges for ease of card insertion. Includes extra ungimmicked cork. $35
- Rabotine, Abbott's, for the production of up to four 12" silks (not included). $6
- Handcuffs, screw key type. $65
- Magic Megan Boxed Magic Doll, this is a charming novelty doll that stands over 14" high and performs great tricks. Specially designed with built in magic tricks which may be easily performed, Pull a ribbon of rabbits out of her hat, Spin the bow tie, Make the card and the coin disappear, change hair colors and a wand that makes a sound also. The box shows some wear with flap tearing but Magic Megan has never been removed from her insert and is new. Buy this and stick it away for a few years as a future collectible. $25
- Mandrake The Magician Figure, in original blister card, this Mandrake the Magician figure stands 5 1/4" high and includes black cape with red collar and cane. This is a poseable action figure released in 1985 by Lewis Galoob Toys, Inc. This was part of the Defenders of the Earth series. $25
- Homesick Half, Clarence Miller, it always comes home. Name by Dan Terelmes. A slide is removed from its housing and a half dollar is shown within a recess. This coin may be removed and the slide returned to the housing (which may be casually shown empty), and the coin may be vanished and it reappears within the slide. Another idea Clarence had was to remove the coin from the slide then replacing the slide in the housing and this held in the closed hand palm down. The coin is laid on the back of the hand holding the slide housing, the other hand is placed palm over the visible half and removed showing the coin has vanished! Turning the closed hand over, it is opened and the slide is removed and the coin has found its way within. Basically, the housing is mechanically situated so a gentle squeeze on the slide makes the magic happen. $32
- It's A Two Holer (Clatter Box), Clarence Miller, idea by Clive Court, the well known Clatter Box made in an outhouse version standing 13 1/2" tall x 7 1/4" wide x 6 1/4" deep, made of wood. When the door is opened everyone can clearly see that this is a deluxe two hole facility like the people high on the ridge would have. A silk or other small object (not supplied) is shown and made to vanish. Instructing a volunteer from the audience to open the door to see if the vanished article has made an appearance, the door is opened and the entire outhouse falls to pieces on the floor leaving the roof suspended by the handle left in the spectators hand with the vanished article hanging below. $85
- Falling Block, Clarence Miller, a walnut block of approximately 2 1/4" is shown on all sides to be solid yet it is made to pass through a solid metal blade placed horizontally through an open framework cabinet. Cabinet measures approximately 5" high x 2 5/8" wide x 2 5/8" deep trimmed in walnut over basswood. $45
- Coin Slide, Clarence Miller, made of walnut with a metal rabbit in hat design, this is an item that Miller collectors most likely have not seen before. Routining included for use with a dime and penny. $24
- Hard Seven, Clarence Miller, a small walnut box measuring 3" square x 1 1/2" high with a loose fitting lid is shown to contain a pair of dice which are shaken and shown to move freely about the interior. The mechanics of the box allow the performer to cause the dice to move themselves to a position where they show seven! After done with the lid in place, it may be done without the lid while a spectator is watching as the dice move in an eerie fashion. The lid of box has intricate parquet work. $40
- Magic Chimney, Clarence Miller, a quarter size coin is dropped into the chimney followed by a spectators marked quarter size coin (or smaller) and followed by a third coin. Upon the command of the magician the spectators marked coin vanishes or penetrates the bottom of the chimney. Other ideas for performance may be developed with this utility apparatus which is made of wood. $20
- Drop-Thru, Clarence Miller, a stainless steel ball is dropped into the top of a square tube which measures 1 3/8" square x 4 3/4" high. The steel ball penetrates a solid wood board and drops to the bottom of the tube. All made in walnut wood and signed by Clarence. $38
- Nuts & Bolts, Clarence Miller, a small cabinet with a panel in place is shown and the panel is removed showing the interior of the cabinet which has a 6 1/4" bolt impaled through the sidewalls. Upon this bolt is seen a large 1 1/8" nut which may only be removed once the bolt is pulled free of the cabinet. The bolt and nut are removed from the cabinet and the panel is slid back into the groove at the front portion of the cabinet. The bolt is threaded through the holes in the cabinet and the nut is dropped in once both ends of the bolt are in full view. The panel is pulled upward and the nut is seen spinning on the bolt, believe it or not! The cabinet and panel is made of solid Walnut and the panel is trimmed in Basswood. $48
- The Big Little Box, Clarence Miller, measures 5 3/4" high with a 4 1/2" square base dimension. Using his same craftsmanship in manufacture, Clarence has up sized the "Little Box" so that a silk or two or a 3" sponge ball (not supplied) may be produced. Made of Black Walnut and Basswood. Pictured also is the Little Box for comparison. $60
- The Little Box, Clarence Miller, the production of a sponge ball or silk from an apparently empty box. (silk/sponge ball not provided) Made of walnut and basswood. Measuring 3" tall x 2 1/2" wide x 2 1/8" deep. This is an original from the creator and is signed and numbered. $38
- Hare Raising, Clarence Miller, dice change position in an uncanny manner after being placed in this walnut chimney. Measuring 3 1/4" tall x 1" wide x 1" deep. This is an original from the creator and is signed and numbered. This has never been used. You receive one black die and three white dice, a tube with a brass Rabbit in the Hat emblem. $24
- The Impossible Penetration, Clarence Miller's Finger Chopper, the apparent penetration of a spectator's finger by a wooden blade which is left hanging on the finger at the conclusion of the effect. The blade is approximately 3" x 4" x 1/8". Wooden chopper stands 5 3/8" tall counting knob. Made of walnut and bass wood. This is an original from the creator and is signed and numbered. $45
- The Non-Rising Card, Clarence Miller, a card is selected by a spectator. Have the card returned to the deck. Show the pencil stating that it really is a magic scanner used by secret agents to discover hidden information. Wave the pencil over the spectators hand and insert into the case. When spectator removes the pencil all the cards will drop down into the case except the selected one. Spectator waves the pencil over his card and his selected card will descend into the pack in the case. Mahogany wooden case measures 1 1/8" tall x 3 5/8" wide x 2 3/4" deep. This is an original from the creator and is signed and numbered and includes instructions, Bicycle stripper deck, mahogany box and pencil (Magic Scanner). $38
- The Card Drawer Box, Clarence Miller, a box larger than a deck of cards is shown to have a drawer which is completely removed from the box and shown to be empty. The drawer is replaced and on command the magician is able to cause a full poker size deck of cards to appear in the drawer! Made of beautiful walnut with basswood trim, no deck supplied, any poker deck will work. This is large enough to produce a boxed deck of cards. An ingenious mechanism is used for the drawer and so constructed so that it may be completely removed from its case. $75
- Rattle Box, unlike the conventional rattle boxes we tend to think of, Clarence Miller has developed a unique style for use in vanishing a coin or band style finger ring. The box measures 2 1/2" high x 2 3/8" wide x 1/2" thick with a basswood arm which closes the box. After the spectator drops their ring or a previously marked coin in the box the basswood arm is pivoted closed. The magician gives the box a shake and the contents are heard to rattle. The basswood arm is lifted open and the box is turned upside down, the item has vanished! The vanished item may be produced elsewhere. $26
- Color Vision, Clarence Miller, a walnut box of approximately 1 1/2" having a shallow lid is shown to have a basswood cube within. On the cube are found six different circles of color. A spectator is asked to place the cube in the box with any color of their choosing uppermost and to close the box and hand it to the magician. After some amount of concentration, the magician is able to reveal the correct selected color which is hidden from view! The lid is adorned with a brass sun design. No instructions were ever written for this Miller item. $18
- Dayton Color Vision Box, Clarence Miller, a 1 1/2" walnut box with a lid as high as the box itself is shown to contain a basswood cube with six different circles of color. The spectator may place the cube in the box with any color uppermost and close the box, handing it to the magician. Within moments the magician is able to reveal the selected color which is hidden from view. Beyond the regular color vision routine, other things are possible due to the construction of this box. The magician may have several different colors of small silks (not supplied) and have one chosen and placed within the box while his back is turned and with all the remaining colors hidden from view. The magician correctly names the color of the hidden silk and if that is not enough, he then pulls the silk out of the box through its solid bottom. Other effects are described for use with this twist on the Color Vision. $21
- Penny to Dime Block, Clarence Miller, a small walnut block 1 1/2" square x 1/4" thick is used to cover a penny which has been placed on the back of a spectators hand. When the block is lifted away from the hand, the penny is seen to have changed into a dime! The solid walnut block is decorated with a sun symbol in brass. No instructions were ever written for this Miller item. $12
- The Yin and Yang Cabinet, Clarence Miller, a small cabinet with front and rear doors hinged at the base is shown and the doors are opened giving a clear view throughout. A 1" solid ring is placed on the floor of the cabinet and both doors are closed. The ring is heard to rattle about the interior of the cabinet, proving it is still contained within. A wood chop stick is placed through holes in the side walls of the cabinet in a horizontal fashion and left with an even measurement of chop stick extending from both sides. The doors are lowered and the ring is seen to have magically penetrated onto the solid stick! The approximate measurement of the cabinet is 3 3/4" wide x 1 3/4" deep x 4" high. This cabinet is made of solid walnut and basswood with inlay work on the doors which can be seen from both sides. $42
- Soft Money, Clarence Miller, a tube made of walnut with basswood trim measuring 4 5/8" tall x 1 1/4" wide x 3/8" thick is shown to allow a penny placed in one end to slide the entire length and exit the other end. At the center of the tube is a horizontal slot made to accommodate a quarter inserted with the center of the quarter perfectly blocking the path the penny traveled moments before. The penny is taken in hand and dropped into the top opening. The expected click of the penny hitting the surface of the obstructing quarter is heard, the surprise comes when the penny is seen to appear at the bottom of the tube! $22
- The X-Card Frame, Clarence Miller, the magician spreads a packet of 10 bicycle poker cards face up explaining that he had a premonition of the card a spectator would select. A spectator is asked to make a selection of the face up cards and the magician places the card into a frame easel with its face showing. The magician says that he had placed an X on the card he felt would be selected. The remaining cards are turned over, showing the blue backs to have no X's marking them. The magician continues by saying he not only placed an X on the back but he also removed the card from a red back deck. The card is turned over to show a large X and that the card is indeed one from a red backed bicycle poker deck! With this you receive the bicycle poker cards and a very special mechanical frame easel made of walnut and basswood. Frame measures 3 1/4" wide and stands approximately 7 1/4" high. $36
- Self-Stacking Dice, Clarence Miller, the performer exhibits a walnut tray measuring 4" wide x 3 3/8" deep x 1/2" thick with a removeable 3" tall plexiglass housing. On the tray are seen three dice, two white and one black. The performer states that he will stack the dice with the black one on the bottom and begins to shake the tray. After the dice are seen to move about and the attempt to stack is unsuccessful, the performer says that perhaps the black one must be on top. Again an attempt is made with unsuccessful results. Now he states perhaps the black one should stack in between the white dice and again the desired outcome has failed. Remembering the new miracle medicine for men, he takes from his pocket a pinch of dust from this medicine (imagined) and sprinkles over the dice. At once, the three dice visibly stack with the black die between the two white dice! $20
- Locking Lippincott Box, Clarence Miller, this walnut box has a secret pivoting panel which allows for secret introduction or removal of a coin or finger ring or similar size object. Once the dirty work is done, the panel is returned to a closed position and locks in place. Measures approximately 2" wide x 2" deep x 1 1/8" high with a brass hasp closure for use with a small padlock (not supplied). $35
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